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I wonder if we could use this for screenshots?
I guess we could reskin it with a custom CSS file to suit our look later.
This could make annotating screenshots much easier and less destructive.
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I think they would be great as they would provide uniform and skinnable way of annotating different parts of a screenshot, however I have no idea how to place these callouts on an image within an document.
Looking for a way to reuse screenshots with differents highlithings, I found your post. And this link to an aspect of SVG that could be usefull : Other content in SVG
I'm still testing it in real use cases (using Inkscape), but 'wrapping' a screenshot into an SVG file, that can be rendered by asciidoctor could be a kind of workarround to this problematic (no image edit, just add elements in svg, one screenshot can be used multiple times in differents svg files).
I've found a feature called callouts:
https://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-syntax-quick-reference/#source-code
I wonder if we could use this for screenshots?
I guess we could reskin it with a custom CSS file to suit our look later.
This could make annotating screenshots much easier and less destructive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: